E90 - attachments in Gmail

Hi all,
I have a problem with working on Gmail. When I try to download attachment I'm not able to do so. Also, when I click on "View" option to see attached image, browser opens new window but it doesn't display the image.
9500 didn't have this problem.
Any suggestion??

@mai0805
yes you can do this with pdf, since pdf is recognazable file type by e90.
BUT, if you have some other type of file, for instance Autocad drawing, RAR file or something similar, forget about it.
I was in situation where I needed such funcionality. I guess it's rare but it can happen.
Add this to the long list vmoisa: on 9500 it was normally possible to handle attachments of any kind in a computer manner (from e-mail client or web browser), download and choose the location to save. On E90 it is not.
I can't say I don't like my E90, but I really miss S80 also. Nokia, you have made a bad decision dropping it!
Message Edited by sugarsmoking on 13-Feb-2008 08:45 AM
Message Edited by sugarsmoking on 13-Feb-2008 08:47 AM

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